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I would swap Berkeley and Stanford, place UCSB above USC/UCI/UCSD, and place UCSC roughly on par with UCSD. Otherwise, I agree.</p>
<p>wwwvball23 - Be aware that it make take you several years to graduate, depending on your background in Greek and Latin. If you have no coursework in either, it could take three or even four years unless you select a major less intensive in languages (say, classical civilization).</p>
<p>Erin’s Dad- yes I understand and am prepared to do that. hence why I plan on going in June because I will need a little support but i Only hope for a month or so. </p>
<p>zapfino-thank you for the hint about the extended period of time that it will take for me to finish school. I figured it would take a little while to finish. What is the difference besides an emphasis on language between classical languages and civilizations</p>
<p>Upthread the OP wrote "my home state is Illinois. So i don’t want to go to far from home. " So much can change in a couple of weeks.</p>